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We are clinical experts in the evaluation and treatment of spine-related conditions. Patients often come to us with one or more of these signs and symptoms: Shoulder impingement Feelings of
Shoulder pain can happen for an endless number of reasons. Here at Balance Physical Therapy & Human Performance Center, we see young kids to older adults seeking our expert advice
What is Pelvic Health Physical Therapy? Pelvic Health, also commonly referred to as pelvic floor and women’s health, refers to the muscles, ligaments, bones, nerves, and organs of the pelvis
We are clinical experts in the evaluation and treatment of spine-related conditions. Patients often come to us with one or more of these signs and symptoms: Shoulder impingement Feelings of
Shoulder pain can happen for an endless number of reasons. Here at Balance Physical Therapy & Human Performance Center, we see young kids to older adults seeking our expert advice
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What is sciatica? Sciatica not even a real medical diagnosis! It’s a symptom of something else, which is the medical diagnosis. We hear: What is it? … How did I get
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports and stabilizes the pelvis and spine, supports organs, aids in control of bladder and bowel functions, and helps with sexual
The stronger and more balanced your muscles are before joint replacement surgery, the stronger and better off you will be after. That’s the philosophy behind a physical therapy-based regimen called prehabilitation (a.k.a., ‘prehab’), says Salinas physical therapist Dr. Miguel Vargas, PT, CSCS. “Getting your muscles
What is sciatica? Sciatica not even a real medical diagnosis! It’s a symptom of something else, which is the medical diagnosis. We hear: What is it? … How did I get
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports and stabilizes the pelvis and spine, supports organs, aids in control of bladder and bowel functions, and helps with sexual